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The character of Dunfermline
The town centre sits on a ridge above the Glen, with the High Street partly pedestrianised and the abbey precinct closed to casual traffic. Pittencrieff Park borders the centre directly, which makes for an easy, walkable pickup for anyone staying nearby. The real variable is the Forth crossing: the Queensferry Crossing usually runs freely, but the older approach roads through North and South Queensferry can slow at peak times.
- The High Street and abbey precinct are pedestrian in parts — cars wait on the surrounding streets.
- Pittencrieff Park borders the centre, making kerbside pickups straightforward nearby.
- The Queensferry Crossing approach roads are the usual delay point, not the bridge itself.
- Rosyth Dockyard pickups follow the site's own security and access procedures.














